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Fifth, the press and media should report on our
assertions impartially so they can be accurately delivered
to all people without distortion. So we urge the press
and media to demonstrate their skills in unbiased
reporting and respond to the needs of the moment. By
transparently relaying clear facts people will be able to
judge their own suspicions and even raise them after
today.

Mistrust in elections is a grave cause of crisis in the
country’s backbone.

We take the current situation very seriously and declare
that we will continue to #ght inde#nitely until our
demand for prompt investigation and veri#cation by the
public are accepted. !e number of citizens participating
will snowball until our indisputable and legitimate
demands are met. In Korean society, where illuminating
the truth is becoming more and more di"cult, the #erce
struggle of ordinary people will continue tomorrow and
beyond.

Despite all this factual evidence and unwavering two-year
long street protests the Korean courts, including the Supreme
Court, have kept delaying any process of hearing and
deliberation as to any of 123 legal claims of electoral fraud.
!is despite the fact that the Public O"cial Election Act

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